Posted by BlaineF on December 29, 2010 at 22:44:52 from (67.185.216.175):
In Reply to: Need Help w/ oil pan posted by Poor farmer 830 on December 29, 2010 at 08:17:54:
Here is what we use to do in the engine shop.Put the rubber gasket pieces front and rear(timing cover and rear main cap) and use RTV Ultra black silicone on the sides.Discard side gaskets.Gaskets will slide around if you put sealant on them.Just use sealant where there is a sharp corner.Just wondering; you can't get a full one piece rubber gasket for that engine?Did you try to tighten bolts first?Just my two cents worth .Installed many of engines back in the day.One more thing don't over tighten bolts it will split the gasket.Good Luck.BlaineF(WA)
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